ACM have recently published new LaTeX templates (https://www.acm.org/publications/proceedings-template). We applied some tweaks to their sample to remove ACM specific text and changed the paper size to A4. This is useful to students who want to use ACM SIG Proceedings format for their university assignments. The sample paper is available at https://github.com/jod75/acm-like-text-paper. Changes we did: Paper … Continue reading ACM SIG Proceedings-Like paper
Author: Joseph D'Emanuele
Facebook circles – A Gentle Introduction to Apache Spark GraphFrames
Introduction This PySpark notebook introduces Spark GraphFrames. The dataset SNAP: https://snap.stanford.edu/data/egonets-Facebook.html Dataset description: Nodes 4039 Edges 88234 Abstract from Stanford’s website: This dataset consists of ‘circles’ (or ‘friends lists’) from Facebook. Facebook data was collected from survey participants using a Facebook app. The dataset includes node features (profiles), circles, and ego networks. Facebook data has … Continue reading Facebook circles – A Gentle Introduction to Apache Spark GraphFrames
Adding new images to Amazon Web Services (AWS)
In this article we discuss how to upload and use Microsoft Windows client operating systems in Amazon Web Services. Unfortunately, there are no pre-canned images with Microsoft Windows client operating systems in AWS. However, this does not mean that one cannot use them in Amazon’s EC2. Although it is trickier than just attaching an ISO image … Continue reading Adding new images to Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Highlight a set of rows in Excel based on date range
Hi, in this blog we take a look how we can highlight a set of rows in Microsoft Excel that fall between two dates. This is inspired from Rodel Balasabas comment in my other post about highlighting a row in Excel. Thanks! The final product looks as: Adding multiple conditions to Excel’s conditional … Continue reading Highlight a set of rows in Excel based on date range
Mapping molecule similarity using rdkit
One cool feature in rdkit is the ability to visually highlight the similarity between two given molecules. In another post (Tanimoto Molecular Similarity Experiment) we saw how to find similar molecules using Tanimoto and Morgan Fingerprints. At the end of the experiment we created an image file with the top 20 similar molecules to D-Aspartate … Continue reading Mapping molecule similarity using rdkit